St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-05
SITUATIONS WANTED.
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RoOkh EEPER-A young man of business
- experience who can furnish the best of ref
erences, wants position as bookkeeper or doing
office work of any kind. A. B., SIS Broadway,
city.
ROY, is years old, would like situation of some
Id kind; references furnished If reonired IA
Globe.
BARTENDER or hotel clerk; eight years ex-
- perience; good references furnished Ad-
dress Hotel Clerk, Globe, Minneapolis.
ENAPERT stenographer and typewriter is open
~ to engagement Nichols, SO West Fifth. 8
ENGINEER-No. references; run stationary
~ or heating apparatus. d. r., Globe.
EMPLOYMENT for man and wife; man can
IL do any kind of work; wife an excellent cook.
or VIII take charge OF boarding car. Address 262
Williams St. st. Paul.
SITUATION by a young man as shipping or
- bill clerk in some wholesale house; fur
nlsh best OF references. j. C.. Globe. E.
SITUATION III an office by a.boy Is years old;
~ lives with parents. c. =, 705 Lee av. )
S,ITUATlON-By pharmacist, registered, Scan
~ dinavian, of long experience; steady worker
and good habits: best of reference. Pharmacist,
box 527, Albert Lea, MINI. 363-Tl
NTANTED-A set of books to keep evenings;
Wv charges reasonable. J. v, Globe. /
YOUNG MAN wants place to work or do
chores and go to sch OF day or night. NJ. 5.
l., 375 Prairie ST. 9
Young MAN wants situation to tend fur
Z mace and take care of horses; wages no OBJ
iect A. d. H., Globe. 5
Female.
COOK-First-class for private family; can give
- the best of recommen Iations; desires a
place: wages not less than $l5 per month. Call on
or address Mrs. Morrison, 3l7 Wabasha st, city.
$50
CTENOGKAPHER and type-writer-Lady re-
- quires position above. Apply K. B. 10,
Globe 2
SITUATION as cook in q small family; sol
- Charles st.
StITUATiON-In millinery store, by one who
~ has served her apprenticeship. r. T., Globe.1
NOUNG WOMAN would like to take care of
L furnished rooms for the winter. Inquire at
$50 Robert St, upstairs. 3
Young LADY would like a place to sew
evenings for her board. Address c. c.,
Globe. 3
YOUNG LADY wants to do washing in fam
lies. 1O3 West Tenth St, second floor,
LOST AND FOUND.
pOX LOST containing lady's glove and
- fan, between Ryan hotel and residence Of p.
II. Kelly on Thursday night. Finder win be lib
orally rewarded on returning the to 2l7
summit av. 2j6-tf
hog LOST-On Thurday a little VIII te spitz;
- name of owner on collar Annie Rockford,
So East Fourth st. 2
EARRING LOST-On Saturday, Jan. l, on
IL the street or at Gettysburg panorama, lady's
earring. gold coil, diamond setting. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving same at treas
urer's Office, Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis II
Omaha Railway company. 5-l0
EOUND-On Wabasha St., SUNDAY night a
I Catholic prayer book; owner call at 81 East
Ninth 8
HORSE L0ST-Whte, about fifteen hands
u high; finder call at Dr. Cullum, dentist, cor
ner Wabasha and Seventh SITS; up stairs. 4
T OsT-Prce book. Care of Allen Moon Co.
IL 5
DRiCE BOOK LOST-Between Goodhue and
L Seven corners; please return to ~ Goodhue
st. and receive a reward of 81. Louis f. ya1our
DOCKETBOOK LOST-A large p0cketbook.
l. containing several passes and check of no
value except to the owner; liberal reward viii be
given for its return to Room S, First National
bank, city. 5
SICARF PIN LOST-Between University av
- and Central park, scarf pin, crescent de-
sign. Return to Perkins, Lyons & Co, SO Robert
St, and receive reward. 36q-7U